Re: Fox's Sean Hannity Challenges Barack Hussein Obama To Confront Him On TV

"Sal Video" <svideo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"Sebastian Rector" <ciceroii@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Today's most effective media exponent of conservative values and free-
>> market economics Sean Hannity
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>BWAHAHAHAHAHA
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>http://www.crooksandliars.com/2008/07/03/hannity-flip-flops-with-bolton-on-north-koreas-nuke-plan/

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Hannity is just a radio and television commentator. He has no affect
on the country itself. Obama-lama-ding-dong wants to lead the country.
So his flip-flops have an effect.

Question: Will Obama-lama-ding-dong have the guts to debate Hannity?
My answer is NO. He chooses a women's magazine to air his grievances
against the Right Wing media. 

Obama-lama-ding-dong has more positions on the issues than the Karma
Sutra has positions for lovemaking.

#17 shows that Obama-lama-ding-dong only wants townhall "meetings" so
he and his puppet masters can selectively choose the audience and gear
his talk to the specific audience.

A townhall "debate" would be out of the question because he would not
get the questions beforehand and he'd lost without a teleprompter.

If he thought he could get away with it, he'd probably make an
entrance to one of his speeches like Apollo Creed in "Rocky."

http://race42008.com/2008/07/09/the-17-flip-flops-of-barack-obama/

1) Iraq
Position #1 (April 2008): Obama would withdraw all troops out of Iraq
within 16 months - “no matter what the military commanders said…
Because the commander-in-chief sets the mission, Charlie. That’s not
the role of the generals.”

Position #2 (July 2008): Obama now commits to talking with the
commanders on the ground to determine a timeline for withdrawal and
says he “will continue to refine my policies.”

2) Public Financing
Position #1 (Nov 2007): A Midwest Democracy Network questionnaire
asks, “If you are nominated for President in 2008 and your major
opponents agree to forgo private funding in the general election
campaign, will you participate in the presidential public financing
system?” Obama’s answer: “Yes. I have been a long-time advocate for
public financing of campaigns combined with free television and radio
time as a way to reduce the influence of moneyed special interests.”

Position #2 (June 2008): Obama opts out of public financing, declaring
the system broken.

3) NAFTA
Position #1 (Feb 2008): Obama pledges to Tim Russert to unilaterally
renegotiate NAFTA, using a threat of backing out of the deal against
Canada and Mexico to make them change the agreement.

Position #2 (June 2008): Obama says his words in Feb were “overheated
and amplified” and “indicated he didn’t want to unilaterally reopen
negotiations on NAFTA.”

4) Cor****ate Tax Cuts
Position #1 (May 2008): Obama calls cor****ate tax cuts “the exact
wrong prescription for America.”

Position #2 (June 2008): The Wall Street Journal re****ts Obama is now
open to cor****ate tax cuts: “Sen. Obama’s nod to lowering cor****ate
taxes comes as Republicans have been attacking him for proposals that
would raise the cost of doing business… He didn’t say how deeply he
would cut the rate, but said it could be trimmed…”

5) D.C. Handgun Ban
Position #1 (Nov 2007): A statement from the Obama campaign asserts,
“Obama believes the D.C. handgun law is constitutional.” In Feb 2008,
he reasserted his sup****t for the ban.

Position #2 (June 2008): Obama states, “It looks to me that the D.C.
handgun ban overshot the runway. That it went beyond constitutional
limits.”


6) Welfare
Position #1 (May 1997): Obama says regarding the new federal welfare
reform act, “I probably would not have sup****ted the federal
legislation, because I think it had some problems.” In July 2008,
ABCNews says, “Obama leaves out, however, that he was against the 1996
federal legislation which precipitated the caseload reduction.”

Position #2 (July 2008): Obama touts his role in “sla****ng welfare
rolls” in a campaign advertisement, leaving viewers to think he
sup****ted/sup****ts the legislation.

7) Energy Bill
Position #1 (2005): Obama voted in favor of the Bush administration
energy bill.

Position #2 (2008): Obama criticizes the Bush administration for their
energy bill and says “Make no mistake, this is an area where John
McCain is offering a third Bush term.” Ironically enough, McCain voted
against the Bush energy bill, one of only 26 Senators to do so.

8 ) Nuclear Power
Position #1 (Sep 2007): Obama declares, “I don’t think that we can
take nuclear power off the table.”

Position #2 (Dec 2007): Obama declares, “Nuclear energy is not
optimal. I am not a nuclear energy proponent.”

9) Health Care Mandates
Position #1 (Feb 2008): Obama fights against Clinton saying there’s “a
different way” of achieving universal health care than mandates -
“forcing everybody to purchase it.”

Position #2 (June 2008): Obama announces he “is not opposed to the
idea” of health care mandates.

10) Telecommunications Immunity
Position #1 (Oct 2008): Obama pledges to filibuster any bill that
includes retroactive immunity for telecommunications companies.

Position #2 (June 2008): Obama announces that he sup****ts the
compromise FISA legislation which includes retroactive immunity for
telecommunications companies.

11) Death Penalty For Child Rapist
Position #1 (Sep 1997): On an Independent Voters of Illinois
questionnaire, Obama answered “do you sup****t the death penalty?” with
a simple, one-word answer: “No.”

Position #2 (June 2008): When asked about the SCOTUS decision about
the death penalty for child rapists, Obama replied, “I disagree with
the decision. I have said repeatedly that I think that the death
penalty should be applied in very narrow cir***stances, for the most
egregious of crimes.”

12) Meeting Without Preconditions
Position #1 (June 2007): QUESTION: “[W]ould you be willing to meet
separately, without precondition, during the first year of your
administration, in Wa****ngton or anywhere else, with the leaders of
Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea, in order to bridge the
gap that divides our countries?”… OBAMA: “I would.”

Position #2 (June 2008): The Boston Globe re****ts, “On foreign policy,
Obama went from stating that he would meet, without preconditions,
with the president of Iran, to saying he would meet ‘with the
appropriate Iranian leaders at a time and place of my choosing - if
and only if - it can advance the interests of the United States.’”

13) Undivided Jerusalem
Position #1 (June 4, 2008): To the AIPAC, a pro-Israeli lobby, Obama
announces his campaigns policy that “Jerusalem will remain the capital
of Israel, and it must remain undivided.”

Position #2 (June 5, 2008): After backlash from Arab groups and
sup****ters, Obama backtracks from that statement on CNN, saying, “it’s
going to be up to the parties [Israelis and Palestinians] to negotiate
a range of these issues.”

14) Normalized Relations With Cuba
Position #1 (Jan 2004): Obama announces, “I think it’s time for us to
end the embargo with Cuba” because it had “utterly failed.”

Position #2 (Aug 2007): To a group of Cuban-Americans in Miami, Obama
says, “As president, I’ll maintain the embargo. It’s an im****tant
inducement for change.”

15) Gay Marriage
Position #1: Obama says he “opposes same-*** marriage,” but says
states should decide for themselves.

Position #2 (July 2008): Obama comes out against the CA ballot measure
defining marriage as being between a man and a woman.

16) Abortion
Position #1: Obama has a extreme pro-choice history of “long-stated
positions on abortion (and a proposed federal abortion rights law he
had co-sponsored).” (ABC News)

Position #2 (July 2008): Obama ****fts far to the right and tells
Relevant magazine that states should be able to restrict or prohibit
late-term abortions as long as there is a “health of the mother”
clause - which would not include mental distress.

17) Debating McCain
Position #1 (May 2008): Obama says he’ll debate McCain “anywhere,
anytime.”

Position #2 (June 2008): Obama rejects town hall debates with McCain.

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"A friend of mine was asked to a costume ball a short 
time ago. He slapped some egg on his face and went as 
a liberal economist." 

-President Ronald Reagan 1988